dbuga.bsky.social
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that's borderline offensive linked list tbh
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that MCU might be slighly out of the price range for a debug probe, but it might be an interesting experiment
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I just have enough monitors on which I can open any light themed website to burn my eyes out if I need better lighting 😂
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This is the perfect game to induce rage in me
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I'm stealing yoloware
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I wonder what each letter costs to make decisions like that.
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Pretty cheap as bragging rights go :) Looks awesome!
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This has to be the most expensive LED strip I've seen so far
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I think it was already possible to use probe-rs as a remote GDB server. The difference is that the same server can (aspirationally) be used to run an embedded-test project first, THEN use GDB to debug it :)
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I think that is a viable idea but I haven't given this too much thought. I'd have to look into how GDB server is implemented currently - and the same goes for the DAP server, too, I guess.
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You can set them! It should pick up PROBE_RS_REMOTE_TOKEN and PROBE_RS_REMOTE_HOST
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Why do you break up your precious ground plane with those vertical slots?
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Always happy to break other people's software 😈
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Are you advertising for LEPIN LEPIN or this is just a very weird coincidence?
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The website itself is filled with the usual pompous arrogance, but the core point still stands; if you contact me, on the phone, in a DM, anywhere, it is your responsibility to tell me why you're contacting me. This applies ESPECIALLY if I have no idea who you are.
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I think in most physics implementations it underflows and ends up being the All Instruction Set Computing.
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it's rad
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Tiny little coreographed duel when? 🥺
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Yeah no real wonder, still somewhat uncanny.
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Okay that has strong sword swinging vibes for me.
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Pot stirring robot? 🙃
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Is this well-defined undefined behaviour, or undefined well-defined behaviour?
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I think it's a valid simplification, I wouldn't bother the team with this :)
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diamond are nice, but rust-analyzer will fight me on that :(
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They are lightning infused rock that thinks, which is essentially magic.
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This is also the case for the Hazard3 cores, right?
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Not SPI but embedded flash, I've worked with a device that not only didn't have same-byte overwrites but same-word. It's not a good feeling to burn 12 bytes for 3 status bits for powerloss resiliency.
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It took me 9 days and this response to realize that these aliasses are "types of barbecue". 🤦♂️
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I'd just prefer nothing. If I need a type alias, I can create one myself. To be honest, reading Kebab (and other seemingly random names/words) in someone's code would just confuse the hell out of me 😅.
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This looks terribly impractical when paired with rust-analyzer, which will just see through the type alias and not help you at all keeping the names straight.